Fujifilm’s third generation full field digital mammography (FFDM) system, ASPIRE Cristalle, is based on Fujifilm’s unique and innovative technologies that achieve optimum image quality at very low patient dose. These outcomes are made possible by a new detector technology that uses a hexagonal close pattern (HCP) architecture, coupled with analytical and adaptive image processing that automatic...

Submitted by admin on Mon, 09/08/2014 3:09pm Title Comparison of full-field digital mammography with screen-film mammography for cancer detection: results of 4,945 paired examinations. Publication Type Journal Article Year of Publication 2001 Authors Lewin, JM, Hendrick, RE, D'Orsi, CJ, Isaacs, PK, Moss, LJ, Karellas, A, Sisney, GA, Kuni, CC, Cutter, GR Journal Radiology Volume 218 Issue 3 Pagi...

There is little doubt that significant benefits can accrue from carrying out screening mammography of women aged 40-49 in the setting of a highly quality assured service delivery. This will best be achieved using digital mammography to maximise detection rates and trained and high volume reading expert radiologists to apply economic cushions of optimising specificity as well as sensitivity in a...

OBJECTIVES Review available guidance for quality assurance (QA) in mammography and discuss its contribution to harmonise practices worldwide. METHODS Literature search was performed on different sources to identify guidance documents for QA in mammography available worldwide in international bodies, healthcare providers, professional/scientific associations. The guidance documents identified ...